A History of Psychology: Ideas & Context (5th Edition)

A Historical Panorama of Psychology’s Intellectual Evolution

“A History of Psychology: Ideas & Context,” authored by D. Brett King, William Douglas Woody, and Wayne Viney, delves deeply into the foundational historical principles that constitute the very fabric of psychology. This comprehensive work traces the evolution of psychological thought from its ancient roots to the formidable advancements of the early 21st century, offering students an unparalleled insight into psychology’s genesis and developmental trajectory.

This seminal work meticulously dissects major intellectual trends, pivotal systems of thought, and significant advancements in both basic and applied psychology. Its in-depth coverage unveils the intricate tapestry of ideas that have shaped the field.

The accompanying MySearchLab platform augments the learning experience, empowering students with research and writing tools and access to a wealth of academic journals. This invaluable resource enables students to delve deeper into the rich history of psychology, exploring its complexities and nuances with newfound depth.

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This seminal work serves as a cornerstone in the field of psychology, providing students with an indispensable foundation for understanding the intricacies and evolution of human thought and behavior. Its rich historical tapestry weaves together the intellectual threads that have shaped our comprehension of the human psyche, offering a comprehensive account of psychology’s remarkable journey through the annals of time.